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‘It’s a slower way of life’: Horncastle benefits as people swap bigger cities for smaller town
When Toni Harbour moved from Nottinghamshire to Horncastle, she was amazed by how different things were. “It’s a different way of life to where I...
‘The scorecard doesn’t matter’: inside the cricket club for ‘broken people’
The Broken XI Cricket Club isn’t just a normal Lincolnshire team. The side, who recently announced their first home game, was specifically created for people...
Lincoln’s biggest student boxing event returns for a second year
Wilder Fight Night Lincoln is back after the hugely popular and successful Round One in February last year and is now being hosted at the...
‘A little bit overwhelming’: New Lincoln bakery hits the sweet spot during busy opening
An award-winning Lincoln bakery has opened its first shop three years after it was founded as a delivery-only business. Just Bake It has been run...
Fighting their way to success: how one college is using boxing to inspire student achievement
Skipping ropes hitting mats. Boxing gloves smashing against punch bags. Sweat dripping from headguards. These are just some of the things you can see at...
Après ski without the, er, skiing: reopened bar promises taste of the Alps – in Spalding
A Lincolnshire pub is promising Ibiza-style events and après Ski nights - albeit without the skiing - after it reopened for the first time in...
‘We will protest until something is done’: young farmers vow to fight hated inheritance tax
A local farmer could be forced to sell his fourth generation farm after the new Labour government puts in place a 20 per cent inheritance...
‘Niagara Falls was a good one’: Red Arrow pilots talk aerobatics at city social
Two Red Arrows pilots have described practicing death-defying aerobatics over Niagara Falls during a talk at the Lincoln City Foundation's Extra Time Hub. Dustin Wales...
‘A mark of respect’: councillors to begin presenting poppy wreaths at Remembrance services
Councillors attending Remembrance Day services every November will present poppy wreaths to the local community after a new motion was approved. Members of North Kesteven...
‘A big challenge’: Lincoln Cathedral’s 85th dean relishing historic new job
Rays of light stream across the city of Lincoln, the sky clear with a cool breeze. Hordes of people gather into the walls of Lincoln...
From pigeon-infested mess to music success: how The Drill became Lincoln’s best venue
Teacups with months-old tea still at the bottom. Unfinished pints on the side of a derelict bar. An influx of pigeons that had taken shelter...
‘I wouldn’t swap it for anything’: councillor urges young people to get involved in local politics
A City of Lincoln councillor has recommended young people should get involved in local politics as a way to feel “fulfilled.” Councillor Rebecca Longbottom has...
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